Re: Just a heads up

[MarkSabercat@aol.com]

Dear Jordan,

Yes, I think that as a professional courtesy we should all watch out for and 
inform other paleoartists when we come across their work being used in an 
illicit manner.
To pursue Dan's line of thought, we should also jointly come up with a fairly 
precise definition of what's termed "fair use". I'm always pleased (and 
complimented) when I see my work used by a professional paleontologist in the 
context of a lecture to  illustrate some point he or she wants to make; 
whether or not my name is mentioned, I feel that this obviously falls into a 
legitimate fair use catagory; not so some site or publication that blatantly 
uses one's image for the purpose of commercial exploitation. 

Mark Hallett